Research Of Lin Xiyi's Oral Interpretation Of Zhuangzi

Lin Xiyi's explanation of Zhuangzi is inseparable from the background of Neo-Confucianism and the trend of the integration of the three religions at that time.First,Lin Xiyi is a jurist,and his " The oral analysis of Chuang-Tzu " will inevitably have the tendency of Confucianism,so it is his basic position to use Confucianism.Lin Xiyi believes that the great purpose of Chuang-Tzu's thought is no different from the Confucian sage.Therefore,he uses Confucianism to explain Chuang-Tzu's escape.At the same time,Lin Xiyi introduced the concept of "Tianli" in science to explain Chuang-Tzu.He gave "Tianli" the "natural" rule,explained the "Tianli" with Chuang-Tzu's view of nature,and explained Tianli as "the natural heaven." In order to explain that Chuang-Tzu and Neo-Confucianism can be unified,Lin Xiyi believes that Chuang-Tzu also attaches importance to human order.Simultaneously,Tian Li and the concept of the middle of the "Chuang-Tzu" are integrated into one,and also use the concept of Taoism and people's mind in science to explain Chuang-Tzu.Lin Xiyi has explained Chuang-Tzu through Zen to integrate Chuang-Tzu and Buddhism.He thinks that Buddhist thought comes from Chuang-Tzu.In addition,to understand the "Chuang-Tzu" in the enlightenment through Buddhist enlightenment,to explain the "Chuang-Tzu" in the realm of the heart through fasting and other realm of Zen.Lin Xiyi not only expanded the understanding of Chuang-Tzu's thoughts through the use of Confucianism and Chuang-Tzu,but also expressed his thoughts by explaining Chuang-Tzu.Lin Xiyi mainly explored the connotation of Chuang-Tzu's thoughts by interpreting Chuang-Tzu with Confucianism,explaining Chuang-Tzu with Zen,and citing Laozi,Liezi and Taoism.Lin Xiyi's interpretation method intentionally or unintentionally integrates Confucianism,Buddhism,Taoism and Buddhism into one.The perspective of the integration of the three religions not only reflects the trend of academic development at that time,but alsopromotes the research of Chuang-Tzu's thought and the development of the integration of the three religions.